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Global Membership 1,666 2,287 1,161 437 668 INTA Members and the Fortune 100 Shell Oil Company Hewlett-Packard Company Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. BP p.l.c Verizon Communications Inc. Volkswagen AG Hitachi Total S.A. JP Morgan

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Global Membership

668 2,287 437 1,666 1,161

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INTA Members and the Fortune 100

Shell Oil Company Hewlett-Packard Company Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. BP p.l.c Verizon Communications Inc. Volkswagen AG Hitachi Total S.A. JP Morgan Chase & Co. Chevron Corporation IBM Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd BASF Phillips 66 Nestlé Apple, Inc. Express Scripts General Motors Company Wells Fargo Daimler AG Archer-Daniels-Midland Company General Electric Company Metro AG Ford Motor Company The Procter & Gamble Company Allianz SE Prudential Financial, Inc. AT&T Inc. Sony CVS Caremark Corporation Boeing

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INTA’s members collectively contribute almost US $12 trillion / €8.8 trillion / ฿391 trillion to global GDP annually

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INTA’s Global Presence

New York China India Geneva Brussels Washington, DC Latin America* Southeast Asia*

* Future office locations

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INTA’s Goals and Challenges Ahead with reference to ASEAN

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The Key Issues

1. Economic Integration

– and Trademark Law Harmonization

2. Enforcement
3. Education
4. Engagement

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Europe’s Economic Integration and the Community Trademark

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Economic Integration with the ASEAN Community

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Enforcement

Goods in Transit
Counterfeiting
Customs Coordination

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Goods in Transit

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Counterfeiting

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Customs

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Education

Why are Trademarks Important?
Industry Studies
Educating Policy Makers
Educating Consumers

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Trademarks enable quick, confident and safe purchasing decisions

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Trademarks fuel competition

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Trademarks encourage vibrant competition

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Industry Studies

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Trademarks support millions of jobs

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And pay higher wages than jobs in non-IP industries

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IP-intensive industries contribute an average of 37% to national GDPs

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Educating Governments and Policy Makers

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Educating Consumers

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ASEAN and Global Engagement

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Internet and ICANN

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Emerging Technologies

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Recap

1. Economic Integration

– and Trademark Law Harmonization

2. Enforcement
3. Education
4. Engagement

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